The spinner shown is divided into equal sections that each contain one number, so that the probability of spinning each number o
n the spinner is the same. However, there are two red sections, and therefore there are a total of two numbers (1 and 3) that appear in red sections, while each other color appears in only one section.
A spinner with 6 equal-sized sections labeled 1 through 6. Sections 1 and 3 are red. Section 2 is blue. Section 4 is orange. Section 5 is purple. Section 6 is green.
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What is the value of P(x:x is a red section)?
Enter your answer as a fraction in simplest terms, using the / symbol. For example, if your answer is 4284, which reduces to 12, enter it like this: 1/2
A spinner with 6 equal-sized sections labeled 1 through 6. Sections 1 and 3 are red. Section 2 is blue. Section 4 is orange. Section 5 is purple. Section 6 is green.
© 2017 FlipSwitch. Created using GeoGebra.
What is the value of P(x:x is a red section)?
Enter your answer as a fraction in simplest terms, using the / symbol. For example, if your answer is 4284, which reduces to 12, enter it like this: 1/2
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